Someone is discussing lower crustal #Earthquakes in Nusfjord! Enlightening #fieldwork in northern #Norway with ⁦@LucyAtFault⁩ ⁦Ake Fagereng⁩ ⁦@ffusseis⁩ ⁦Earth Sci @ Plymouth⁩ for our ⁦Natural Environment Research Council⁩ project

Cracking first day in the field for the earth science team checking out the Bilila Mtakataka Fault scarp and knickpoint at Mua 🇲🇼 ⚒️ Luke Wedmore Juliet Biggs Jack Williams @faulty-jack.bsky.social Ake Fagereng

First station occupied for our 2018 GPS campaign in Lengwe National Park!! 🤞the local water buffalo don’t find it 😃 #geodesy #Malawi Luke Wedmore Juliet Biggs Jack Williams @faulty-jack.bsky.social Ake Fagereng

Successful day-2 of PREPARE workshop. Students from 3 Malawi universities estimating seismic moments from 3D models of faults. With Luke Wedmore Jack Williams @faulty-jack.bsky.social Juliet Biggs Ake Fagereng Bristol Geophysics

GPS station number 14 now up and running for the PREPARE project in southern Malawi #gpsselfie #malawi

Thanks Mark Tingay for making the Waimata Valley, New Zealand #MudVolcanoOfTheDay. We have PhD projects and a PDRA available to study data from our 193 seismometers that were deployed in the area a few months before the 2018 eruption-NZ3D FWI -imperial.ac.uk/people/rebecca…

Our PREPARE earthquake risk conference was formally opened today by our guest of honour: Surveyor General of Malawi Government🇲🇼 and PVC University of Malawi. Followed by excellent panels on Resilient Buildings, Earthquake Hazards and Implementation. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) University of Bristol Earth Sciences Cardiff School of Earth & Environmental Sciences

Earthquake scenario exercises and brick testing with local stakeholders, plus developing a policy brief for multihazard resilience. A busy last two days at the UK-Malawi earthquake risk workshop! University of Malawi #seismicresilience #capacitybuilding

New paper with Adam Beall - talk version coming up at AGU on Thursday morning!

Article on our slow earthquake project now out in Horizon Magazine! horizon-magazine.eu/article/slow-e…

Our most recent article on faults in Malawi is out: read about deformation away from border faults!

I've tried to explain slow slip and what we learned from scientific drilling in the Hikurangi input sediments, offshore New Zealand, with the teams on #exp372 #exp375 IODP at Texas A&M. theconversation.com/how-we-discove… via The Conversation

Can geologic and geodetic data be used to assess seismic hazard in regions with little historical, instrumental or paleseismic records? We've used this approach to assess seismic hazard in southern Malawi, with the results just published #openaccess in Solid Earth 👇 1/7

'Is complex fault zone behaviour a reflection of rheological heterogeneity?' by Ake Fagereng and myself is out now and is open access! We review fault-zone deformation styles and model how these may relate to varying stress and rheology with depth. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Funded PhD Cardiff School of Earth & Environmental Sciences - Precambrian geological evolution of the Isle of Anglesey & valorisation of Anglesey Geopark tinyurl.com/kagwylr

Not a bad day to be accessing a deployment site on foot ☀️ Never let it be said our seismometers don't have a nice view 😍 #Iwouldwalk500miles #andIwouldwalk500more #justtofindthebestdeploymentsite

One week down and almost all of these broadband instruments are out in the hills! x.com/NZ3D_FWI/statu…

Getting rained on while installing seismometers, East Coast, New Zealand x.com/NZ3D_FWI/statu…

Cubes! Getting through the 50 broadband instruments, moving on to the next round x.com/NZ3D_FWI/statu…

Models and thoughts on how normal faults link, by Michael Hodge in our collaboration with Juliet Biggs are now typeset and online at JGR onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/20…